Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-30

Inf inc ManviIle Go, and by running knife along the tops of tbe rolls, rnineS
 some 5.C00 yards of fancy goods on tn
 lnoms. The mill was recently the scen'
 of a strike,
 SusoUFHASSA, Pa July 26.-The ran
 storm here was the most destruetIv'
 ever experienced ID this section. In
 tract of the Erie road for 6 thousand
 feet has been washed into the SGsque-
 hanna river at Red Rock, forty mile
 west Of here, impeding traffic. The Jef
 fersou branch is abandoned on account
 ot land slides. Bridges have been wssn
 ed away and highways and roads de
 strOyed. Several houses were carried
 down the creeks,
 WASHINGTON. July 26.-The commis-
 toner of pensions, wIth the approval oI
 the Secretary of the Interior. has sftel
 A personal hearing ordered the perma-
 nent dismissal of c. .E. Behle, special
 pension examiner at Cincinnati. for us.
 ing grossly insulting language toward
 the President of the United States Rt a
 recent meeting of a German literary so-
 oiety.
 CHRYESsH, July 26.-Daniel Pullicn and Chas. Coo ley, two surface graders of
 the Cheyenne. k Northern railroad, were shot by Wallace Licke and 5. Baker this morning, near Chugwater station, sev- enty-five miles north of here. PullioD will die and Cooley will loose his right leg, with possibility of death also. Llnke and Baker were members of a posse who were bunting for prisoners who had escaped from the Laramie county jail. SIx prisoners. including one murderer and two horse thieves, gagged the jsIler and escaped to the hills. Two were captured on Saturday and two yesterday. Tue two out were the murderer. Ed. Lynn, and the horse thief. Lee Jones. Lynn and Jones were heard of in the vicinity Of Ohu0water on Sunday. and when the deputies rode in sight of Pullioo and Cooley this morn ing they thought they were the escaped prisoners. They shot Bs them and or derad them to halt. Simultaneously the graders were terrified and started to run, when they were shot down. When Linke and Baker discovered the mistake they were hJrriied, and rode their horses rapidly nOrthwarl 10 escape . mob of lU0 graders and tracklayers, who threatened lynchiBg. The wounded men were brought to Cheyenne.
 SANTA Rosa. July 26-Coustab.e Light arrested Levi Alexander today on com plaint of Jas. Wslsh. The parties got into quarrel about some government land near Mount Hood, ID Los GuIlicOs valley. and during the melee clubs and axes were vigorously yielded. Alexan- der has n bad wound in the leg below the knee. Walsh was bruised about ihc head and had two ribs broken.
 ROME. July 26.-Lo Moniteur pub hshes the text of letter addressed by tho Pope to Cardinal Eampolla on June 5;h. when the latter assumed the functions of Pontlfical Secretary of Slate. In thIs letter tue Pope explains fui.y ths principles vhIch he has followed n the government of the church.
 He declares that he took upon him. self the mission tO reconcile the Pope aud GoveTnmsnt and the uncivilized States. referring the first to Italy. The POpe's ideas were expOunded in the AllOcuti0n of May 23i, when he lali down as a basis Of Dacifcstion with Italy the acknowledgement of the oi the Holy See. He his claims to territCriai ipyerelgn,ty as an Indispensable COZ titi0n Of settlement, all other schemes, he says, being unworthy of considera- lion.
 AdvertIng next to Austria, the Pope iays that the pIety ot the Emperor EyC he devotion of tEe imperial fsmI!y to he Holy See have reOdered the best ,1saible mutual relstions, and the wIse statesmen erJ1yInR the confidence of the l Emperor have Promo''eeG feiigi0n ID i ns'rG-h Hh sSSIyia and the establishment '' peIIeHt }Jacord.
 - I Foe. the elder daughter of tine | ,hurch, was mentioned as source Of | many evils by the Pope, who trusted | hat these evils would be dispelled | hrouen the observance of the letter and | he spirit of the facts solemuly con luded with the church.
 Turning to Spain, the Pope says that | me Of ihe first needs is- a union of the | iatholics m defense of theIr religion, iu devotion tO the Holy See snd in recipro- al charity, 90 that Spain may not be by personal aims.
 Regarding Prussia. the Pontiif says | hat 1t is necessary to contiLue the | ork of religious peacemskingt c. it's full 
 The Pope concludel with reference 0 fostering the missions as means of pading back to the church her separated eOHle.
 WASHINGTON. July 26.-HOn. James |. Miller, com missioner of internal rev. nue, to-day submitted 10 Secretary 'airchild preliminary report of opera ions in the service during the fiscal ear ending June 30th, 1887, from 7hich the following fac.s and figures re taken; Total collections from slI 0nrces of internal revenue for the fiscal ear were SIS ,S3i.757. ThIs is S1.- B. S0S more than the collections of the reviOus fiscal year. The cost of collec- ion tO be paid ont ot appprOprlations isde tO the revenue bureau for the zeal year euied June 30, 1887. was bout S4.075 coo. Receipts from diger- no ObI scss ot taxation compared with sceIpts of the prevlous year were, spirits j.5SS, ,322 q decrease of S3,262, ,Oi4; to- accO S30, 0,20S. .SG6, and increase of $2,- O,7OO; fermeUted lqnors S2l ,922, ,lS7, D increase of S2,24j. .456; oleomargarine l23, ,94S. sll iHcresse: bank and bankers IN, all increase; miscellaneous | 2i1, ,O45. and incresse of S21, ,43j.
 SAN FRINCIsCo, July 26-The history ths formation of the Casa Land com any, Cheyenne snjOiuing with cap al stock ot S25,00O, coo, k made the oc .sIOn tor sn extensiv, article by the Ex- niner this morning. Tue company ss incorporated to develop the Peral,a 'ant, containing five million acres lying stween Tucson and Pheuix in Arizope. be land WAS origIuaiiy owned by Don : eralsa. Bn old Spanish settler, who Ob { ined the patent from the Mexican gov [ Dment under the stipulation of the l es:y of Guadalupe Hidago; and the U. | government agreed to respect the old )anish ut!es. Perslta died. leaving au Ky Son as surviving heir tO his estate. h ssrs 6EO this son went to Spain and | ed m the CastiliaD capital. Three d ars ago J. Addison Resvis of Miss . ri. appeared m SpaIn. having married |, C lS-year old girl whom he claimed k
 be the granddaughter of Don n ,ralta, and heIress to thIs large operty. Reavis and his wife are pOy
 ihIs city. The Spanish government E FIng recognized Mrs. RevIs, or q